What is being done, what needs doing, and who's doing it.
Poland and Ukraine's current "exceptionally" good relations could serve as a foundation for deeper cooperation in energy, defense, agricultural processing, and the pharmaceutical industry, according to the Warsaw Enterprise Institute (WEI).
Kingspan said it has received the first building permit to begin construction on its €280 million Building Technology Manufacturing Campus near the western city of Lviv.
Ukraine and France on Tuesday signed seven agreements worth a total of €51 million to launch projects aimed at supporting Ukraine's healthcare sector, Ukraine's Economy Ministry said.
Ukraine's construction industry continues to recover, driven largely by infrastructure reconstruction, though growth is slowing compared to previous years, according to think tank GMK Center.
The Polish state development bank, Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK), said it will provide a total of PLN 250 million ($65 million) to three local financial partners for on-lending to local companies that want to take part in Ukraine's reconstruction. The funding was made available to BGK by
Norway will provide NOK 100 million ($9.5 million) in 2025-2026 to support investment-ready projects in Ukraine through the project Support for Enterprise Development for Ukraine. Applicants from all countries, including Ukrainian, international, and Norwegian companies, can apply for funding that will target priority sectors, including sustainable energy,
Finnish fast food chain Hesburger opened a hamburger factory and a logistics center in Boryspil city in the Kyiv region on Thursday, following an investment of €7.3 million, the Embassy of Finland in Ukraine said. This marks the first Finnish factory opening in Ukraine since the start of the
Dragon Capital plans to invest $100 million in Ukraine this year due to improved macroeconomic predictability and economic growth in the country, CEO Tomáš Fiala said at a conference in Kyiv organized by the think tank We Build Ukraine. Fiala said most of the funding will come from Dragon Capital&
The Korea International Trade Association (KITA) hosted a forum on Ukraine's reconstruction, bringing together Ukrainian business representatives to enhance bilateral cooperation in postwar rebuilding efforts, Yonhap News Agency reported. The event took place on Tuesday in Seoul alongside a visit from a business delegation of the Ukrainian Chamber
The Ukrainian branch of SAP, the German multinational software company, is strengthening its partner network and securing resources now to take advantage of an expected spike in demand when the war ends, said the branch's head. "There is high demand for our products now but we understand
Ukrainian investment firm Dragon Capital said it has started the construction of a residential complex in Sokilnyky village, near Lviv, marking its first investment in the western Ukrainian city's residential real estate sector. The project, dubbed Viking Gardens, is being developed by local company Viking Development and will
Sixteen executives including from Ukraine's creditors TCW Funds and Lazard Asset Management as well as multinational firms such as Siemens AG traveled to Kyiv days before the contentious meeting between US President Donald Trump and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky on Feb 28, to discuss reconstruction of
South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance has selected Ukraine among the countries for its 2025-2026 Economic Innovation Partnership Program (EIPP), which aims to enhance economic cooperation between Korea and the partner states while supporting the expansion of its private sector into global markets, Chosun Biz reported
The Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) has announced a €6 million grant competition for demining operations in Ukraine's war-affected frontline regions, with a maximum funding of €1.8 million per project, Ukraine's Economy Ministry said. Projects must include both technical and non-technical land
Ruslan Mahomedov, chairman of Ukraine's National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC), said in an interview with Interfax-Ukraine that the reconstruction efforts in Ukraine will not be possible without a well functioning stock market. "I am absolutely sure that without the stock market, we will not
Australia's billionaire Andrew Forrest, who committed $500 million to a global fund for Ukraine's reconstruction later described as a "Marshall Plan" for the war-torn country, said he may be forced to withdraw his pledge in case of a bad peace deal. "If
